Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory ?

leeland

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just wondering which brands are out there...if anyone could give a good player I would appeciate it


thanks in advance

leeland
 

DougK62

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"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory?"

This is a question, and no, I don't.

You mean to say:

"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory."



Canon SD100 series are nice cameras.
 

sohcrates

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check out jandr.com

they have the rio s10 on sale now for like 60 bucks. uses SD. you can get a 300 meg flash player for like 60 plus cost of 256 meg sd card
 

BigSmooth

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Originally posted by: DougK62
"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory?"

This is a question, and no, I don't.

You mean to say:

"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory."



Canon SD100 series are nice cameras.
Quite a tangential statement there!
 

DougK62

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Originally posted by: BigSmooth
Originally posted by: DougK62
"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory?"

This is a question, and no, I don't.

You mean to say:

"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory."



Canon SD100 series are nice cameras.
Quite a tangential statement there!

Holy crap. Yes, yes -- I am a dumbass. I can no read.
 

BigSmooth

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Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: BigSmooth
Originally posted by: DougK62
"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory?"

This is a question, and no, I don't.

You mean to say:

"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory."



Canon SD100 series are nice cameras.
Quite a tangential statement there!

Holy crap. Yes, yes -- I am a dumbass. I can no read.
At least you can admit it. ;)

The best part is that you had just finished typing the phrase "MP3 Player" twice. :D
 

leeland

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Originally posted by: sohcrates
check out jandr.com

they have the rio s10 on sale now for like 60 bucks. uses SD. you can get a 300 meg flash player for like 60 plus cost of 256 meg sd card

Thanks I took a look at it, unless I am wrong the product manual says the player only accepts SD memory up to 128mb...which kinda stinks, I have a 256 mb SD sitting around that I want to use

 

sohcrates

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if you read some user reviews of the rio s10 you'll see that as of revision 1.80 (firmware) it should accept 256 OR 500 meg cards. all the new players ship with 1.8 automatically, but it can be downloaded from their website if you need an update.
 

leeland

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Originally posted by: sohcrates
if you read some user reviews of the rio s10 you'll see that as of revision 1.80 (firmware) it should accept 256 OR 500 meg cards. all the new players ship with 1.8 automatically, but it can be downloaded from their website if you need an update.

cool, where are those user reviews ?
 

Kenazo

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Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: BigSmooth
Originally posted by: DougK62
"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory?"

This is a question, and no, I don't.

You mean to say:

"Need a relatively inexpensive MP3 Player that uses SD Memory."



Canon SD100 series are nice cameras.
Quite a tangential statement there!

Holy crap. Yes, yes -- I am a dumbass. I can no read.

LOL. it's so funny when people correct others and then get corrected themselves. :)

 

sohcrates

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Originally posted by: leeland
Originally posted by: sohcrates
if you read some user reviews of the rio s10 you'll see that as of revision 1.80 (firmware) it should accept 256 OR 500 meg cards. all the new players ship with 1.8 automatically, but it can be downloaded from their website if you need an update.

cool, where are those user reviews ?

check out cnet.com's product reviews

also do a google search for "rio s10" and "reviews" you'll get a bunch

my buddy down the hall from me at work here has a 256 sd in his s10 and it works great
 

leeland

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Originally posted by: sohcrates
Originally posted by: leeland
Originally posted by: sohcrates
if you read some user reviews of the rio s10 you'll see that as of revision 1.80 (firmware) it should accept 256 OR 500 meg cards. all the new players ship with 1.8 automatically, but it can be downloaded from their website if you need an update.

cool, where are those user reviews ?

check out cnet.com's product reviews

also do a google search for "rio s10" and "reviews" you'll get a bunch

my buddy down the hall from me at work here has a 256 sd in his s10 and it works great


EDIT

nevermind I found it

http://www.digitalnetworksna.com/support/rio/product.asp?prodID=71&locSup=

Do you know where I am able to download the Firmware update ??? I did a google on it and couldn't find the files ?



 

sohcrates

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Do you know where I am able to download the Firmware update ??? I did a google on it and couldn't find the files ?


this should work here ?

although if you buy it new it should come with the newest firmware



 

bockchow

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you could always sell the sd memory then just pick out whatever mp3 you like the best and not worry about what memory it uses. i saw like 5 posts in the fs/ft forum of people who wanted to buy sd memory.
 

LinuxIdiot

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http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=2499974&cat=4532&type=19&dept=3944&path=0%3A3944%3A3983%3A4532

Rio S30 sport model comes with armband along with fm tuner :) I bought this one from rioaudio.com for 100 bucks its now 77.84 with firmware upgrade it can hold up towards

The 64 MB internal memory is upgradeable to 576 MB using SDTM or MMCTM memory cards. Includes sport armband, belt-clip and has a built-in FM tuner, clock and stopwatch.

http://www.digitalnetworksna.com/shop/_templates/item_accessories.asp?model=89&cat=54

I love mine use it whenever possible during class and during boring moments at work I am looking for cheap SD Memory myself :( I might break down and go buy 256 from walmart or something :)

Best of all is this thing runs on one AAA battery lasts about two days for me just doing mp3s using radio eats alot more battery power however usually using the radio the battery lasts bout half the day
 

Demon-Xanth

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I'm happy w/ my RCA Lyra. I paid $90 for the player w/ 128MB internal, and $70 for a 256MB SD card. It works well.